I’m streamlining my twitter feed a bit to cut down on noise and to make it easier to keep track of key information links to refer to later. In Quick Takes I post links I find of interest & relevant on any given day. These links will cover a broad spectrum of items, from the market impacting/relevant to economic & political news, social and the occasional potpourri/humorous and I may add a quick thought/impression.
If you, as I am, sift through tons of news throughout the day to stay informed then you may come to find these Quick Takes as a useful resource.
Goldman and Morgan Stanley Look for Profit Elsewhere After Trading Slumps
Commentary: No end in sight for banks’ bond trading blues
MORGAN STANLEY: A stock market correction is ‘looking more likely’
QT: The 2017 road of continued one way price appreciation has been littered with people calling for even modest corrections, yours truly included. Record volatility compression coupled with continued unprecedented liquidity injections are hurting trading businesses of banks and are continuing to set markets up for a sudden return to normal volatility conditions as technical disconnects widen.
Morgan Stanley: “Client Cash Is At Its Lowest Level” As Institutions Dump Stocks To Retail
QT: What record low volatility and record high prices do accomplish is getting retail fully invested. After all there is no risk. Or is there?
Trump Plans to Pick Next Fed Chair Before Nov. 3 Asia Trip
QT: Yellen staying on would be a surprise. I have no insight into who Trump will pick, but historically the selection of a new Fed chair has brought about some market uncertainty and with it: Volatility.
U.S. import prices surge 0.7% in September
QT: Watch incoming inflation data as I outlined in Careful What You Wish For.
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